Monday, August 2, 2010
N.C. Central / Football NCCU football practice is already in progress
Posted by Mike Potter @mikepotterrdu on Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 10:00 PM
College football practice has begun in the Triangle.
N.C. Central held its first workout on Monday night in preparation for the Eagles’ season opener on Sept. 2 against visiting Johnson C. Smith.
Eighty-eight players are in fall camp for the Eagles, who will be playing their final transition campaign before becoming eligible for MEAC and NCAA championships.
Two-a-days in pads and helmets begin on Saturday for Mose Rison’s club, with the annual “Meet the Eagles” open scrimmage on Aug. 21.
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